Rebirth as a Willow Tree, building the strongest tribe in all of eternity
Chapter 1676: Untitled -

Chapter 1676: Untitled Chapter

"What happened, Sister Willow God? Is there anything wrong?"

Seeing Willow God’s surprised expression, Liu RuYan instinctively asked.

Willow God explained, "Although I haven’t reached that realm, from the Quasi-Immortal Emperor Realm onwards, seclusion is no longer just about cultivation breakthroughs like ordinary cultivators, but about comprehending deeper layers of the Great Taoist Rule, even to deduce various possibilities of the future.

Therefore, hearing Brother Jiang of the Dao enter seclusion made me a bit surprised.

Of course, perhaps Brother Jiang of the Dao went into seclusion to prepare for the Bizarre Clan’s attack again, having his own plans!"

Willow God nodded, but her eyes revealed a trace of worry.

Willow God didn’t speak, as she was never good at comforting anyone, even if that person was once part of herself.

After Liu RuYan recomposed herself,

Willow God immediately asked where she encountered a bottleneck.

Liu RuYan quickly spoke up.

The two sat cross-legged, Willow God carefully listened to Liu RuYan’s cultivation confusion, sometimes pointing the way, sometimes demonstrating. Though she didn’t excel at comforting, precisely speaking, she wasn’t inclined to comfort anyone, but she was quite good at imparting guidance.

In the courtyard, a gentle breeze blew, willows gracefully swayed, the ripples in the azure pool reflected their figures, making the scene particularly serene and harmonious.

After a while, Liu RuYan seemed to have an insight, needing to immediately enter seclusion to verify it, she promptly bid farewell to Willow God and headed to the Bamboo Grove of Inquiry.

Once more, Willow God was left alone in the courtyard.

A sigh fell again.

This time, it didn’t echo again.

Willow God finally suppressed the inexplicable complex emotions in her heart.

Focused, she concentrated her mind, using the Azure Spring Pearl to heal her injuries.

The Bizarre Clan lurked in the shadows. If it weren’t for Brother Jiang of the Dao stepping forward to rescue them from the Phantom Primordial Ancestor’s hands, they might have either been corrupted or become one of the sacrificial offerings.

Advancing in realm is temporarily impossible, as it requires unimaginably long years to accumulate, further demanding opportunities that exist only in fantasies.

Currently, the urgent task is to quickly recover her injuries, making sure she remains in peak condition, so even if unexpected events arise, she wouldn’t inconvenience others or be a burden.

This is one of the reasons Willow God didn’t refuse the Azure Spring Pearl.

She can fight back and forth in the Alien Territory, she can risk everything against the Phantom Primordial Ancestor, she can abandon her physical body, journey to the Ultimate Ancient Land in Primordial Spirit Status... she can also discard her irrelevant thoughts.

But she must not drag down her teammates.

Such cycles repeat.

Who knows how long has passed.

By the time Willow God’s damaged Origin of the Great Dao was completely restored, the village had already undergone several seasons of reincarnation.

The autumn waters were vast under a vast sky, lone geese flying south, the clouds at the horizon were dyed golden red by the sunset, like a magnificent painting.

In the distance, the river flowed, reflecting the evening glow in the sky, sparkling like a golden ribbon winding to unknown ends.

Beside Willow God, piles of golden leaves accumulated over a foot deep, she opened her eyes, gently brushed her long sleeves, sweeping away all the fallen leaves into the pond, restoring its clarity.

Looking at the Azure Spring Pearl before her, Willow God became inexplicably hesitant.

Because her injuries had completely healed.

Should she return the pearl to Jiang Hui... or continue holding onto it herself?

Honestly, her heart was leaning towards not returning the pearl.

Not because of its heaven-defying power to restore the damage to the origin.

Mainly because the pearl was given by Brother Jiang of the Dao.

Even though it wasn’t directly given to her.

Yet it remained in her hands.

An awareness stirs in her mind.

But if according to her nature, she must return this Azure Spring Pearl to Brother Jiang of the Dao regardless.

After all, he never specifically stated he gifted it to her, merely allowed her to use it for healing.

If she were to selfishly claim it without a proper reason, ignoring how Brother Jiang of the Dao might feel, she wouldn’t be able to get past it herself, which doesn’t align with her character and conduct.

So as the thought landed simultaneously,

Willow God decisively rose.

She walked gracefully, her green robe like sparkling pine waves flowing across the ground, gently sweeping past.

Without using any power, she simply walked down the steps, over the mountain, arriving at the peak of the back mountain before long.

In front of Jiang Hui’s exclusive Taoist Palace.

The place was quiet. The fallen blossoms in front of the Taoist Palace weren’t chaotic, instead, there was a unique Dao Rune flowing here.

Willow God was somewhat surprised.

Brother Jiang of the Dao’s power had reached this level already? Every action, even the things around him, could unknowingly encompass the true essence of the Great Tao, exceeding her imagination.

Willow God slowly paused her steps.

About to knock, she suddenly remembered Brother Jiang of the Dao seemed to be in seclusion recently.

Yet she wasn’t sure if it had ended.

If it hadn’t ended, wouldn’t her visit be in vain?

If it had ended, then what should she say?

Inexplicably, Willow God fell into an unprecedented state of indecision, feeling somewhat anxious.

Actually, there wasn’t much to it.

Even back then, she wasn’t this indecisive.

Willow God herself didn’t know why, ever since her Origin of the Great Dao was damaged, she frequently uncontrollably falls into such states, could it be that the damage to her power also affects her mindset?

But if that’s the case, then it’s not valid either.